First gold fish tank

On Wed, 13 Jun 2007 16:39:22 -0700, "Telstar" wrote:


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On Jun 3, 4:22 am, "newguy62497" wrote:
Hi, I'm thinking about trying a tank with gold fish in it for the first
time. I dont want to buy some gigantic aquarium or anything, I was
thinking
about trying to find something acrylic in the 10 to 20 gallon range.
Would
this be a good enviroment for goldfish? How about fancy goldfish or koi?
What kind filtration system should I be looking at? I've heard that
goldfish
produce a lot of waste so I want to make sure I get a good filter in
place.
Is an undergravel filter adequate? How about one of those biowheel under
the
hood things? What kind of fish gravel should I be looking at? Should I
get a
sucker fish to put in there with them? I want to make sure I get a setup
that can meet the needs of the fish and that they wont outgrow. Any
information would be great thanks.

What you should do, newyguy, is buy yourself a nice big property about
the size of a regular dam catchment area, make sure it is replete with
non-toxic spring-fed streams, in an area where goldfish or koi or any
other sort of carp are native, and go from there.

Imprisoning any type of animals should be a criminal offense. Flushing
them down the toxic sewer system is even worse. Cruelty to animals is
no different from cruelty to any living creature, full stop.

Only ****en weirdos get a buzz out of imprisoning free creatures and
perving on them day in, day out.


I think you are the weirdo and are perv.



Hey Telstar, get back in your box. Your just a ****ing ****** like
TYNK and the mods in the pond group and no one really gives a ****
what you think....dumbass!


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I forgot more about ponds and koi than I'll ever know!